Pepsi Real Sugar Soda, 12 Fl oz Cans, (12 Pack), Cola, Soda Pop (Packaging May Vary)

I take the size of this product when we go on road trips. I can drink the whole can and I don't have to worry about leaving a half a can of soda open in the car. Best part is that it has real sugar and not that high fructose corn syrup crap.

Amazing regular Pepsi taste without that high fructose corn syrup taste It actually has cane sugar in it and it doesn't have that extra sweet taste that makes you feel like you're pouring a box of domino down your throat and I buy the seven and a half ounce canter Don't think they're eight it's just like everything else It looks like a half a gallon of ice cream but it's actually a quart and a half it's just like women these days when they tell you they're thin and they look good and then you meet them and they can't even get in your car and you got a grease the doors with WD-40 to get them in lmao

The box which the product was shipped in was well packaged and arrived fast in excellent condition. The taste is exactly what I remember from 50-55 years ago, buying the 12 ounce bottles (glass, of course) for 10 to 15 cents each from the old school vending machines. A thousand times better than the high fructose "regular" Pepsi that has been made for the past 40 years. Taste a classic!! These 7.5 oz (10 count cube) are a bit on the pricey side (the same as you would pay for a 12 oz. can, 12 count cube), and I wish the 12 oz cans were more readily available. Actually, the sugar soda should be cheaper than the corn syrup stuff, but I won't go any further than that, for obvious reasons (do your own research to find out exactly what I am talking about). I am perfectly aware that no soda is considered health food, yet, the cane sugar soda is a (slightly) less harmful product, because cane sugar is more of a natural product. Compare that to the high amounts of processing that go into making high fructose corn syrup, and why soda pop is one of the very few consumable items left that are still being made with high fructose corn syrup, versus cane sugar. Again, taste a classic, and buy some of the real sugar Pepsi!! For those who want to know what the 1960's and 1970's were like, drink one of these!!!

On the occasion where I want a soda, you can be sure I don't want High Fructose Corn Syrup. Ever heard of glyphosate? Well, it's on (or in) almost every conventional corn crop. Which is exactly why I look for real sugar when I'm craving something sweet. This Pepsi product is the most reasonably priced and widely available product of it's type, plus I enjoy it. The flavor is what you would expect, but it's somehow more refined than regular HFCS Pepsi. I prefer this. Even over Coke made with real sugar. I wish this whole industry would shift to sugar, and ditch the HFCS for good. Might help corn producers to wake up and stop using glyphosate, which would make us ALL healthier.

Good stuff. A bit like real Coke 50 years ago. A bit sweet but put more Rum and Lime in it. Good size for 2 x cocktails.

I really enjoy getting these 12-packs from Amazon instead of having to lug them in from the grocery store. The price is very close to the same. As long as that remains, I'll be ordering about 2 a week. Very happy with this purchase, and they arrived the next day with no damage.

I've never been a big Pepsi fan, except for Wild Cherry Pepsi (recommend) however I wanted to give it another try as I'm both partial to real sugar, and this absolutely fantastic can design bringing me joy. [Appreciated!] After ordering I noticed a note saying design may vary but I indeed recieved this adorable retro looking pack shown. Now, it tastes just how I remember, both nostalgic whilst also reminded I wasn't partial to it. Haha. However, in antipation I pre-decided I'd pair it with some grenadine for my own bar-style cherry pepsi, and with no fear or concern it'd end up overly sweet or corn-syrupy. So, an all around success for sure. As this version is def not overly sweet by any means! Also the cans look even better in person. ~To your health, Cheers! {INSERT PEPSI SWOOP HERE} :)

The first time you open the can and start sipping it you really do taste the difference. I filled one glass with Pepsi with sugar and the second glass with Pepsi with corn syrup gave my wife both glasses one the bottom wine glass was a S and the bottom of the other was a C I asked her to take a sip of one and then a glass of water to rinse and then sip the other glass did this twice and asked which one did she enjoy she picked the Pepsi with sugar I have done this experiment on 8 other friends and family members with a range of ages 16 - 64 and the Pepsi with sugar came out 7 taste the sugar and one felt corn was sweeter